Renaissance Brass Rubbings from 1969

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I have 3 brass rubbings that I would like to find out what they would be worth. They are not framed, but still in the original mailing tubes.

Edward Love and his wife Alys - 1535, Has Christ rising from the tomb. Stoke Lyne, Oxfordshire
Crest of Sir John Clark, Thame, Oxfordshire
Edward Harris - 1597, Thame, Oxfordshire. First Headmaster of Thame Grammar School

Category Other

Medium These are on the original "rubbing" paper.

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item Edward Love and wife is 35" x 26". Crest of Sir John Clark is 20" x 15", Edward Harris is 20-1/2 x 13-3/4

Date Period These rubbings were done in the late 1960's

History These were given to me by a dear friend who was stationed in London during the 1960's

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